Action and sanctioning practices of the European and German data protection supervisory authorities have long made it clear: trackers that cannot be deselected may only be used if they are objectively absolutely necessary . It is not enough that a provider simply wants to use these trackers because it is part of the business model.The Basic Law defends the free development of the personality and makes all people equal before the law. But with increasing digital compulsion , a new form of exclusion is emerging that we would like to pay particular attention to this year: People also need to be protected from being excluded from public life and disadvantaged because they don't use a smartphone or don't have one for every nonsense want to install a shady app.
The right to an analog life without structural disadvantages is part of a world worth living in in the digital age. Heribert Prantl is already planning his 75th birthday next year and is calling for a new fundamental right to be introduced by then Cayman Islands Phone Number List in his newsletter “Prantls Blick” : I would like to give the Basic Law a new fundamental right. Fundamental rights are the fixed points, the stopping points, the highlights of the Basic Law. They care about the basics of coexistence; they protect and shield minorities. There is now a very large minority in the country that no one cares about at the moment, not even the Basic Law. These are the people who cannot or do not want to cope with the new digital world.
They must not be excluded, they must not remain excluded. We have to create a new basic right for them that ensures their participation: the basic right to an analogue life. (Heribert Prantl) Do we need evidence of the need for such a fundamental right? Voila Picture This sticker, which is intended to help Packstation victims, is available in the Digitalcourage shop. Picture😃igital courageCC-BY-SA 4.0 According to BigBrother Awards DHL wants to keep customers stupid We wanted to help DHL's poor information service with neustellen.de. The postal service technically prevents this, thereby confirming that there is intent behind their confusion. Mr. Prantl is right that we cannot accept exclusion and discrimination here.